Suniel Shetty on choosing age-appropriate roles: No point competing with kids

Suniel Shetty, now 65, shares his evolving work priorities in a LinkedIn post, shifting from financial motivations to meaningful projects. He continues to secure roles, including a film with Tiger Shroff, embracing age-appropriate roles and maintaining relevance through selective collaborations and a positive outlook. Reflecting on Bollywood's changing masculinity, he critiques today's excessive violence compared to the '90s.

Craving some delicious street food? Try this Lahori-Punjabi Chikkar Chole recipe

Aathira Sethumadhavan, a nutritionist and chef, shares a recipe for Chikkar Chole, a Lahori-Punjabi street-food classic featuring thick, flavorful chickpea gravy. The dish adeptly combines ingredients like dried chickpeas, spices, and curd for a comforting meal. Enjoy this homemade version to embrace authentic street food flavors from your kitchen. Perfect for those seeking indulgent yet wholesome dining.

Chinese Horoscope, August 31, 2026, Daily astro guidance as per your zodiac

Today's Chinese zodiac forecast emphasizes patience, practicality, and steady routines across all signs, with a focus on manageable tasks rather than drastic changes. Signs like Rat, Ox, and Snake are urged to communicate effectively and collaborate. The Fire Ox day supports persistence, favoring small, consistent actions for success. Balance your efforts for enduring satisfaction.

‘He doesn’t go out': Donald Trump's son Barron laying low amid Iranian threats

Barron Trump, the youngest son of US President Donald Trump, remains largely reclusive amid threats from Iran and political violence against his family, reported the New York Post. At 20, he avoids public appearances, spending time with his mother, Melania Trump, at their New Jersey golf club. Tensions escalated after Iran issued threats and a bounty on Barron following the onset of a war with the U.S.

PCB tells Pakistan players to stay silent on Imran Khan questions

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has advised players not to comment on Imran Khan's imprisonment following a controversial Sky Sports interview with his sons during a Test match. The PCB lodged a formal complaint, viewing the interview as politically charged. Former cricket captains have since urged the government for better medical care for Khan, imprisoned since 2023.

How to walk away from someone who keeps disrespecting you

Walking away from someone who disrespects you is a choice for self-respect, not revenge. Repeated hurtful behavior reflects a detrimental pattern; closure may never come, and explanations often fall on deaf ears. Set boundaries, reduce contact, and prioritize connections that honor you. Leaving fosters healing, allowing you to choose genuine support over enduring neglect.

NASA’s new telescope could find thousands of hidden worlds: ‘Rare, unusual’

NASA's $4.3 billion Roman Space Telescope launched on Sunday, designed to survey the universe at unprecedented speed and scope, with a field of view over 100 times that of Hubble. It aims to discover thousands of planets and supernovae and investigate dark matter and energy. Named after pioneering astronomer Nancy Grace Roman, it will significantly enhance cosmic understanding.

Nancy Grace Roman Telescope: What to know about NASA’s new space observatory

NASA plans to launch the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on August 30 to explore dark matter, dark energy, and exoplanets, enhancing our understanding of the universe. Operated from 1 million miles away at L2, Roman's advanced capabilities will allow vast sky surveys and data sharing, promising significant discoveries beyond current scientific knowledge. The telescope is named after NASA's first chief astronomer.

Assam approves ₹600cr proton beam therapy unit for cancer treatment: CM Sarma

Assam's cabinet approved the purchase of a proton beam therapy unit for cancer treatment at a cost of Rs 600 crore, making it the first state to offer this advanced care in the public sector. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced funding from the World Bank and detailed planned investments for state development, enhancing healthcare and education facilities.

‘Oldest trick in RSS playbook’: Owaisi on Bhagwat’s ‘Hindu-Muslim unity’ remark

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat asserted that any Hindu believing India excludes Muslims ceases to be a Hindu, emphasizing shared dignity among all. His statements on Hindu-Muslim unity drew criticism from AIMIM’s Owaisi, who labeled them an “old trick” of the RSS. Bhagwat's recent New York visit faced mixed reactions and significant opposition. He is set to tour Canada afterward.

Indian man compares healthcare in US with India, explains why he wants to return

An Indian man, Yuvaan Ibañez Garware, criticized US healthcare, recounting a painful experience where he faced a $23,000 bill after a mini heart attack, despite having insurance. In contrast, he praised India's efficient and affordable medical care, emphasizing his preference to return home. His observations sparked discussions on social media about healthcare experiences in both countries.

4 armed men killed in Meghalaya encounter, link to businessman’s murder probed

Four armed men died in a police shootout during a naka-checking operation in Songsak, Meghalaya, early Sunday. The encounter arose from a suspected link to a recent businessman’s murder during an abduction-for-ransom attempt. Police are verifying the identities of the men and their potential criminal backgrounds as the investigation continues, particularly focusing on interstate connections.

How tea break saved five Chhattisgarh friends from Nepal flash floods: ‘Lucky'

A tea break spared five friends from Chhattisgarh during devastating flash floods in Nepal, allowing them to evade disaster on August 26. After witnessing the destruction while sheltered in a hotel, they spent two nights on higher ground, relying on local support. Their experience was a mix of fear and comfort, marked by a poignant Raksha Bandhan gesture.

PM honoured in Tashkent, Sooryavanshi becomes captain at 15 | Top news

Prime Minister Narendra Modi received Uzbekistan's highest state honor, the Order of Oliy Darajali Do‘stlik, from President Shavkat Mirziyoyev during a two-day visit, highlighting strong India-Uzbekistan ties. In related news, Tamil Nadu police arrested a couple in Manipur connected to a gruesome murder on a train. Other stories include political ambitions within the Cockroach Janta Party and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's emergence as a 15-year-old cricket captain.

Samay Raina's India's Got Latent most-viewed episodes ranked; see list

In a recent episode of India’s Got Latent, a contestant's derogatory comments about men sparked backlash from the panellists. The show, now the most-watched OTT title in India with 38.5 million viewers, has garnered mixed responses regarding its tone. To reignite interest, Samay Raina invited Rakhi Sawant for an upcoming episode, promising excitement for fans.

Excl| Naruto director Hayato Date on show's fandom: I want to know the secret

Japanese anime, particularly Naruto, enjoys immense popularity in India, exemplified by the recent Anime India event in Mumbai. Director Hayato Date remarked on Indian influences in his work, sharing his desire to explore India more. With Naruto’s enduring global success, Date remains open to future collaborations with Indian creators, emphasizing his past contributions as sufficient responsibility.

Are you ordering a hangover fix? Here's what doctors want you to know

Demand for hangover cures in India is soaring, with the market projected to grow from $240.9M to $530.3M by 2030, according to Grand View Research. However, experts warn that such products encourage a dangerous “pre-drinking protection” mindset. While hydration aids recovery, no supplement can undo alcohol’s effects. Education on responsible drinking remains vital amid this trend.

Coco Gauff’s Cincinnati deja vu: Same springboard, another US Open dream

Coco Gauff clinched the Cincinnati title, defeating Jessica Pegula 6-2, 6-4, boosting her morale ahead of the US Open. Building on her past successes, Gauff's improved serve, following training with biomechanics specialist Gavin MacMillan, enhances her confidence. As a top contender, she enters with momentum, aiming for a repeat of her 2023 triumph amid fluctuating competition.

Gastroenterologist shares 7 habits he changed at 34 to protect long-term health

Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist, shares seven daily habits for long-term health, including post-meal walking, consuming diverse plant foods, eating early dinners, prioritizing strength training, ensuring daily fiber intake, valuing sleep, and drinking black coffee. These practices, based on his personal experience and research, promote better digestion, gut health, and overall well-being as one ages.

US debt hits $40t: Why high inflation could cause a ‘lost decade’ for stocks

US government debt has hit a record $40 trillion, raising concerns over future stock market performance. Analyst Tom Essaye warns of a potential “lost decade,” where inflation erodes real returns despite stable account balances. With limited options to manage debt, policymakers may lean on inflation, impacting both stocks and long-term bonds and challenging traditional investment strategies.

The Great Khali escapes unhurt after car accident, says ‘not a big deal'

The Great Khali, professional wrestler, experienced a minor car accident in Panipat, Haryana, but reassured fans via a viral social media video that he is safe. Escaping unhurt, Khali dismissed the incident as "no big deal," despite concern from fans. Khali's wrestling fame includes stints in WWE and films, with a career starting in 2000.

Uranium supply, $5 billion annual trade: India-Uzbekistan strengthen ties

India and Uzbekistan have elevated their bilateral relationship to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, targeting $5 billion in annual trade by 2030. Prime Minister Modi emphasized co-development in defense and a long-term uranium supply framework. Discussions also covered various sectors, including infrastructure and technology. This partnership marks 15 years of collaboration, enhancing regional stability and cooperation.

CJP’s Dipke recalls moment when he was ‘mad’ at Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka

Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke expressed frustration over his spokespersons' absence during the critical 'Sansad Chalo' march on July 20, which coincided with his hunger strike. He struggled to manage the impatient crowd due to their unavailability. The protest sought the resignation of the education minister after exam irregularities, ultimately leading to his resignation.

‘Recognise your enemy, confront it’: Mojtaba Khamenei's message to Gulf nations

Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei urged West Asian nations to unite against the United States and Israel, emphasizing the need for “friendship” and “cooperation” during a war that began six months ago. He condemned those who sow division among Muslims, claiming it aids their enemies. Khamenei, appointed after his father's death, has remained elusive, issuing only written statements.

Uzbekistan introduces 30-day visa-free regime for Indian citizens

Uzbekistan has introduced a 30-day visa-free regime for Indian citizens, announced by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's State visit. This initiative aims to enhance tourism and business ties, supported by a significant increase in bilateral trade and joint ventures. Diplomatic relations were established in 1992, evolving to a Strategic Partnership in 2011.

Gaurs Group buys 35-acre land parcels along Yamuna E-way for around ₹700 crore

Gaurs Group has acquired 35 acres of land along the Yamuna Expressway from ICICI Bank for approximately Rs 700 crore to develop residential projects. The acquisition, which consists of three parcels, aligns with the company's expansion strategy, aiming to launch 3-4 housing projects by March next year. Established for nearly three decades, Gaurs Group has developed over 100 million sq ft.

10 small habits that may be inviting invisible stress into your life

Daily stress often stems from unnoticed habits rather than major life events. Common contributors include overthinking, always being available, neglecting sleep, and comparing oneself to others. Recognizing these patterns, along with setting boundaries and managing digital overload, can improve mental well-being. Addressing personal needs and decluttering one’s environment can also alleviate stress. Understanding these factors is vital for achieving balance.

Tamil Nadu businessman, 84, two aides held in minor sexual assault case: Police

An 84-year-old businessman from Tamil Nadu, R Veeramani, and two associates were arrested by the Central Crime Branch for allegedly sexually assaulting a minor girl. The investigation began after a complaint linked to a pen drive containing incriminating footage. Veeramani, a prominent figure in the granite business with significant trade roles, is now in custody.

Dadi guards grandchild’s luggage at airport thinking someone will take it

A grandmother's charming interaction at Lucknow airport has garnered widespread affection online, as she waited for a flight to Hyderabad, guarding her granddaughter’s luggage while expressing childlike curiosity about airplanes. The heartfelt exchange, shared on Instagram, resonated with viewers, evoking nostalgia for their own grandmothers and highlighting the innocence and love of the older generation.

Suvendu Adhikari outlines Bengal govt's big moves after 2025 Messi tour chaos

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari urged Sports Minister Indranil Khan to include state representatives in the national football team during a National Sports Day event in Kolkata. He criticized prior governments for politicizing sports and announced a ₹400 crore budget for sports initiatives, emphasizing facilities in all constituencies. Adhikari aims to rejuvenate West Bengal's athletic culture and inspire young talent.